In a confessional, Alex, who thinks this was a “strange move,” shares his thoughts: “What do you want me to say, thanks for hooking up with the girl I like?” Gary’s shenanigans are starting to get old. Interestingly, he doesn’t extend the same courtesy to Chase, who told him he liked her. Gary adds that he’ll “back off” if Alex likes Mads, which he should’ve considered beforehand. Gary then checks on the guys and pulls Alex aside to inform him about the Jacuzzi hookup. Colin asks if she hooked up with someone, and Daisy says she’s “staying away from everyone.” Colin plans on doing the same because the “two young girls are too young,” and he isn’t attracted to them. Elsewhere on the boat, Colin and Daisy flirt while he fixes a broken drawer. “I had fun I’m just not trying to start drama,” she tells him. Sure, but this is something that should’ve been discussed privately with Daisy rather than calling her out in front of her co-workers.Īfter that’s over, Gary attempts to chat with Mads about the makeout, and she brushes it off because she doesn’t feel like talking about it.
“If I notice things that need to be adjusted, I’m going to challenge my team to make those adjustments,” Captain Glenn shares. This frustrates Daisy, who believes it’s a waste of the interior’s time. Once that’s out of the way, Captain Glenn announces that a stew will accompany guests when leaving the boat from now on because it looks more professional. Ileisha is provided with a lengthy list of dietary restrictions, but she doesn’t seem overly stressed about it. At the same time, Mads spills about her and “Gazza” to Lucy, who says it was “fucking obvious.” When asked if it was a good kiss, Mads says she “wished I made out with other people.”Īt the preference sheet meeting, we learn the next primary is John Cerasani, a “serial entrepreneur” celebrating his new book with his girlfriend Natalia, daughter Anastasia, son Jacob, and friends TJ and Lauren. He has never been one to think first before acting. Gary and Colin head outside to chat, and Gary says that “a man never tells his secrets” before admitting that he and Mads kissed but that he feels bad because the other guys like her. Meanwhile, Alex worries his excessive drinking may have “fucked up chances with Mads,” which may be true now but doesn’t matter in the long run because, remember, she has low standards. Chase, on the other hand, is “done with the lady situation” to avoid tension between him and Alex. Colin asks the guys if they hooked up with anyone, and Gary says he doesn’t remember. It’s the day before the third charter, so everyone’s recapping the previous night. The next morning, Lucy continues her streak of being a klutz by hitting her face on her bed’s guardrail. Colin awakens to find him eating alone in the crew mess and asks if Gary, whom Alex calls “fucking Farquaad,” is “cutting your lunch.” “Leaving the girl you like in the hot tub with Gary is like waving a banana in front of a monkey and expecting him not to eat it,” Colin - the only person of sound mind on the boat - tells us. This episode opens with Gary and Mads still kissing in the Jacuzzi as Alex stumbles through the boat. Is it just me, or have almost all of the intense and dramatic moments teased so far been a letdown? We’re now five episodes in and all we’ve gotten is petty bickering, constant conversations about who likes who, and Gary being ickier than ever, none of which have led to anything substantial.
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